In China, it has always been a major problem to work and commercialize the patent technologies, and particularly so for universities and research institutions.
It is known that, compared with the current Trademark Law, the Amendments Exposure Draft issued on September 2nd, 2011 has added “sound” to the category of trademark registration.
The past ten years is not only a decade of China’s integration into globalization, but also a decade of transformation of China’s IP rules by the international ones.
In order to better understand Hong Kong’s IP legislation system and the effort it has made in the WTO, China IP went to Hong Kong and interviewed Peter Cheung (Cheung), the Director of Hong Kong IPD.
The trade secret litigation in China is facing some difficulties such as instigation, hard trials, and low success ratios.The judicial solutions are a far cry from the reality of such infringements.
To tackle the judicial awkwardness in dealing with trade secret issues, the industry is making stronger and stronger calls for legislative improvement.
In order to protect their trade secrets, Yulong has divided its information into different categories and carries out different management for each of them.
The most controversial thing is not the threshold of the amount of loss, but the determination of the trade secret, which must be verified by independent agencies with appraisal qualifications.